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navigate

verb as in guide along route, often over water

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Over that period, Furner helped navigate that segment through the pandemic, global supply shocks, a spike in prices, new tariffs and enduring consumer caution.

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This flight-tracking app can help you navigate all those cancellations, delays and logjams.

And when it comes down it, one executive will have an easier time navigating the company through these challenges than the other, analysts say.

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The show depicted Beam as a mentor and father figure to his players, some of whom were facing significant challenges in their lives, as they navigate a football season.

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The industry struggles to navigate other state regulations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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